Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-05-27
Personal.

| Mr.. G. J. Metcalf and wife of Staunton
/ are spending the summer with Mrs. M. $
relatives. near frankfort, W. Va.
DIR. A. Z. Koiner has been appointed a
delegate to represent the Virginia State
Medical Society at the American Medical
Association in Chicago, June 18th.
| Miss Bessie McCue of Staunton is visit
ing her relative, Mrs. IL. b. Fitzhugh, at
| Richmond.
Miss Nettie Kinney of Stanton is visit
| ing Miss Virgie Brock, at Richmond.
: Capt. Lewis Barley, the we'll known re-
tired conductor of the Valley Railroad,
was in the city last week and received a
warm welcome.
| Mr.. Charles Zirkle of this county was
brought home from Georgia, last week,
quite ill. He was met at Richmond by his
brother, William Zirkle.
Mr.. J. A. Peck of Charlottesville, pro-
prietor of the :'Monticello Farmer and
Grape Grower,'' a journal regarded as au-
thori5y among grape growers, was in the
city Saturday.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Gertrude Rsdd of Prince Edward, a young
lady who in her visits to her aunt, Mrs.
| 2. B. Sublett, has made many friends in
Staunton, to Mr.. Nathan Scott of Char
lotte county, June 8th.
| Mr.. Slaughter Huff, formerly OF the
He has been spending the winter in North
Carolina.
Mrs A. S. Woodhouse Of Staunton is
visiting relatives, at Richmond.
Miss Fannie Tannehill, daughter of Jos.
F. Tannehill, Esq, who has filled posi-
tion on the faculty of the Harrell Interna'
tional Institute, in the Indian Territory,
for the past session, arrived on Saturday
last to spend her vacation at home.
Miss Katie Slower of this city is visiting
friends In Cincinnati.
DR.. w. r. Vaughn, President of Chester
I Female Institute, and former Principal of
IKE D., D. & B. here, has been elected
President of Shelby IN. CO. College, for
yonng ladies': -.--.-..-.>.
The Shenandoah Agricultural Society,
has invited Capt. e. Julian Pratt of Au-
gusta to address it on the subject of
''Creameries and butter Making" on June
1st.
Misses Nettie and Blanche Burnett, of
the GreanYile neighborhood, are visiting
relatives 10 S5aunton.
It was a very pleasing thing to the
Democrats present at Sandy Hollow when
that well-known miller and clever gentle
man, John Schutterle. Esq, voted yester-
day, the first time since 1860-27 years.
Mr.. Sehutterle voted the straight Demo-
cratic ticket.
Mrs A. 6. Scott, the Misses Scott and
Mrs. J. G. Scott, who have been spending
the winter ia Alabama, returned to the
city Saturday.
A license was issued in W ashington
city. on Monday, for the marriage of John
Baldwin Watson to Ellen Bell Roller.
both of Mt. Sidney.
At the competitive trial Of skill in de
! bate held by pupils of the Shenandoah
Valley Academy, at Winchester. in the
Courtroom last Friday night, Staunton
was represented by Me5srs. Frank oublett
and J. Martin Perry
Cards are out for the marriage, Wed :
nesdaY, June 9Th, at the residence of MI.
and Mrs. J. H. Close, st. Cla1ryille,
Ohio, of their daughter, Jessie Hewetson
Close, to John Joseph Shirley. the senior
member of the prominent firm of Shirley
Is Taylor, of Stanton.
Mr.. 3. A. Root. who has been on a sue
cessful tour South, as agent of the Jessca
Thomas Comedy Company, returned home
Wednesday, the company having disband-
ed for the summer season. to resame in
September.
The hopeless illness of Rev. E. T. Baird,
we'll known in this city. at his home in
Chrlstianburg, is reported by the Rich
mond ''Dispatch.''